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[QUOTE="DNABB5, post: 713401, member: 130"]
Cable is so 1997.
 
You won't just see per channel ala carte, but per show, and those shows will be internet access only.  Cable is D E A D folks.  Over finished gone done out.
 
It is like they were diagnosed with pancreatic cancer (my apologies to anyone offended but I am just illustrating a point)  They might be around a while, but they will be in pain and nothing will change the inevitable.
 
Everything is changing.  Some Youtube channels are making people MILLIONS in ad revenue.  This is where we are going.  Online only consumption.  Smart TVs play you tube directly now.  why do you think that is? 
 
And to throw something else out there, has anyone seen 4k TV yet? Un-freakin-beleivable 
 
Now, go ahead and say well only big studios can afford the equipment to shoot for those, and that is right up my current alley.  Make it down, you are going to see 4k youtube channels within 2 years. 
 
[url]http://store.sony.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CategoryDisplay?catalogId=10551&storeId=10151&langId=-1&identifier=S_4KTV&XID=O:4k%20tv:corp_Sony4KTVsfy13_gglsrch:e&adparam=sem76p57337g-c&k_id=497a9426-0d27-a149-eb76-000049a29ac4[/url]
 
HD is so 2004.
 
So my point is, just like newspapers, cable TV is in it's death throws, it might last another 10 years, but as we have seen with Syracusedot com and the Post-Standard, the content will continue to deteriorate
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